In Q4’25, the interbank rate recorded varying yet relatively stable fluctuations in response to the changing local and global market conditions. During the beginning of the quarter, the banking system operated in an environment characterized by global financial volatility and significant foreign exchange trading. Although the massive increase in global foreign exchange trading in April 2025, which resulted from the hedging of US dollar positions, had impacted the capital flows in the previous periods, the interbank rate in the fourth quarter still recorded the effects of the cautious approach adopted during the beginning of the year.
The stability in the interbank rate during the fourth quarter resulted from the stable liquidity levels, with no signs of funding pressure in the global dollar market. Although the stagnancy in the interbank FX swap trading indicated the reliance of the banks on internal structures to raise finance, the effects of the tighter monetary policy, which began in the previous years, continued to be felt in the interbank rate.
Overall, the interbank rate in Q4’25 moved within a controlled range, reflecting balanced liquidity, careful risk management by banks, and moderate demand for short-term funds.